Built on the open x402 payment standard: merchants, PGs, and VANs receive agent-initiated stablecoin payments, and fintechs delegate and govern user authority to agents.


Merchants, PGs, and VANs receive agent-initiated stablecoin payments safely.

Fintechs delegate user authority to an agent and operate that wallet safely.

An agent never receives blanket authority. Scope is defined by amount ceiling, validity period, permitted recipients, and callable resources — outside it, no signature is produced at all.

Delegation has to be reversible. Once revoked, the agent cannot sign from that moment on, and the revoked state is visible on-chain immediately.

A payment an agent starts clears the same pre-checks a person's withdrawal does. KYT verdicts on the recipient and Travel Rule requirements are conditions of approval, so autonomy never routes around verification.

Because no one watches an agent's payments in real time, the record matters more. The triggering request, the policy applied, the signing time, and the settlement outcome are retained as one traceable unit.
When different providers own different stretches of the payment, responsibility for the seam between them is unclear. Providing both the wallet and the facilitator puts every stretch under one policy and leaves one audit trail.


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